Hello I've started on this program today as I'm pretty sure I have a conversion problem combined with dodgy adrenals . Has anyone tried this program? I did take t3 for a while and lost a bit of weight but the rate slowed and I kept forgetting to order in time so ive reverted back to levo. Hoping this program might help otherwise I'll be going back to t3.
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T3warrior,
I've never heard of it. You might want to add a link to your post. Click on the v down arrow, select Edit and click on Edit response to submit.
I suspect that t3warrior means:
Nutri Advanced 30 Day Thyroid Challenge (Glandular)
£43.79
nutri-supplements.co.uk/nut...
It is a nightmare trying to identify what the products actually contain - links not workings, and having to trawl through each product separately.
As one options seems to start with UltraMeal™ Soy Vanilla, and the general opinion s to avoid soy (except, possibly, fermented soy products) in hypothyroidism, it doesn't look to be a good option.
Hello, yes this is the programme I'm referring to. I was just intrigued by it. You can take alongside Levo and stay on for up to 6 months then going to a maintenance programme once goals are reached. It comes with a dosage programme and a workbook to record various indicators - weight, temp, brain fog, dizziness, energy etc at start and end of the programme which you are invited to send back to nutri advanced on completion (though no need to do this if you don't want to). I'm at the end of my tether again with my weight. Im supposedly properly medicated but after weeks of focussed diet and exercise ive seen no loss. I had a full thyroid screen 18 months ago which showed low ferritin, low vit d low t3 despite low tsh. Had to really stamp my feet at the docs for the full screening and havent had the energy to insist again. I'm convinced I'm not converting so thought I'd try this. I'm torn on the whole soy argument, there are clearly differing opinions. I shall be a guinea pig and let you know how it has gone after 30 days.
What is the goal of this? If you need T3, you will probably need to be taking it forever?
My goal is to improve conversion of levo t4 to t3 rather than sourcing T3 direct from potentially unreliable overseas sources (really, we have no clue what we are buying - the internet is flooded with fake drugs) and the reason i want to improve my T3 is it has been proven by testing to be low which I believe in turn is affecting my ability to keep my weight down / lose weight / avoid putting on more weight.